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41 C.F.R. § 102.117.365 — What are the responsibilities of a Transportation Officer?

§ 102–117.365 What are the responsibilities of a Transportation Officer? A Transportation Officer's (TO) responsibilities may include: (a) Negotiating rates; (b) Signing bills of lading (BOL); (c) Approving additional accessorial charges; (d) Selecting and procuring services of a TSP; (e) Selecting and procuring services of a 3PL; (f) Serving as a transportation subject matter expert to a Contracting Officer (CO); and/or (g) Other roles/responsibilities, such as serving as a certifying official for BOL or as a disbursement official.

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